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[Title] => FBDC says business continues to boom
[Summary] => Despite the uncertain fate of the Metro Pacific group’s hold in Bonifacio Land Corp., business continues to boom as far as Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) – the joint venture vehicle for Bonifacio Global City – is concerned.
A top MPC official said that aside from separate deals forged by FBDC with the JG Summit and SM groups for their respective real estate projects in the Bonifacio Global City, another group is in negotiations for the establishment of a commercial complex and hotel structure.
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[Title] => Robinsons Land set to open 5 new malls this year
[Summary] => Robinsons Land Corp. said yesterday it would spend from P3 to P4 billion for the construction of five new malls to open later this year, banking on an expected recovery in the real estate sector and growth in consumer spending.
[DatePublished] => 2002-06-02 00:00:00
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[Title] => MPC offers SSS Boni prime lot to pay for P1.5-B maturing loan
[Summary] => Unable to come up with the cash, Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) has offered the state-owned Social Security System (SSS) one of three prime lots in the Bonifacio Global City as payment for its P1.5-billion maturing loan.
Caught in a seemingly endless slump in the real estate sector, MPC has been doing the rounds of its creditors to negotiate for better terms as it fights to trim down its P8-billion debt.
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[Title] => Boni Global City sales seen shrinking by 25% this year
[Summary] => With demand continuing to be sluggish and failing to get an attractive offer from Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) for a slice of the Bonifacio Global City, Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) has managed to keep its head above water only by an active retail leasing market.
FBDC senior vice president for commercial operations Vicente Tinsay III said the lingering weakness of the property market is expected to depress their lot sales and leases by 25 percent to only P1.5 billion this year, from P2 billion last year and P2.5 billion in 2000.
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[Title] => BLC rejects ALI bid for Global City land
[Summary] => The Metro Pacific-led Bonifacio Land Corp. (BLC) has turned down the offer of Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) to acquire its 55-percent interest in an 18.9-hectare lot at the Bonifacio Global City.
"After careful consideration, the board of directors of BLC has decided not to accept the offer submitted by ALI," MPC president and CEO Ricardo Pascua said.
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[Title] => Metro Pacific loses P1B in H1
[Summary] => Property conglomerate Metro Pacific Corp.’s net losses widened by 80 percent in the first half of 2001 as a result of higher financing charges, foreign exchange losses and booked losses of its affiliates.
In an unaudited report submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), MPC said consolidated net losses during the period amounted to P1.088 billion, much higher that the P603-million loss a year ago.
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[Title] => MPC to sell part of Global City
[Summary] => Even without setting a minimum bid price, Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) is confident it can generate enough cash from the sale of the right to develop an 18.9-hectare portion of the Bonifacio Global City, to service a substantial portion of its maturing debts within the next 12 months.
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[Title] => MPC to sell part of Global City
[Summary] => Even without setting a minimum bid price, Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) is confident it can generate enough cash from the sale of the right to develop an 18.9-hectare portion of the Bonifacio Global City, to service a substantial portion of its maturing debts within the next 12 months.
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[Title] => Metro Pacific to focus on vertical development of Ft Boni lot
[Summary] => Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) and its partners in the consortium developing the Bonifacio Global City will sell the rights in the development of a 19-hectare portion of the property to other interested developers.
MPC president and CEO Ricardo Pascua said the plan will allow the consortium to concentrate on the vertical development of the Big Delta area and strengthen its balance sheet to augment early sustained cash flows and long-term recurring income.
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[Title] => Metro Pacific to focus on vertical development of Ft Boni lot
[Summary] => Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) and its partners in the consortium developing the Bonifacio Global City will sell the rights in the development of a 19-hectare portion of the property to other interested developers.
MPC president and CEO Ricardo Pascua said the plan will allow the consortium to concentrate on the vertical development of the Big Delta area and strengthen its balance sheet to augment early sustained cash flows and long-term recurring income.
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BIG DELTA
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[Title] => FBDC says business continues to boom
[Summary] => Despite the uncertain fate of the Metro Pacific group’s hold in Bonifacio Land Corp., business continues to boom as far as Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) – the joint venture vehicle for Bonifacio Global City – is concerned.
A top MPC official said that aside from separate deals forged by FBDC with the JG Summit and SM groups for their respective real estate projects in the Bonifacio Global City, another group is in negotiations for the establishment of a commercial complex and hotel structure.
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[Title] => Robinsons Land set to open 5 new malls this year
[Summary] => Robinsons Land Corp. said yesterday it would spend from P3 to P4 billion for the construction of five new malls to open later this year, banking on an expected recovery in the real estate sector and growth in consumer spending.
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[Title] => MPC offers SSS Boni prime lot to pay for P1.5-B maturing loan
[Summary] => Unable to come up with the cash, Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) has offered the state-owned Social Security System (SSS) one of three prime lots in the Bonifacio Global City as payment for its P1.5-billion maturing loan.
Caught in a seemingly endless slump in the real estate sector, MPC has been doing the rounds of its creditors to negotiate for better terms as it fights to trim down its P8-billion debt.
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[Title] => Boni Global City sales seen shrinking by 25% this year
[Summary] => With demand continuing to be sluggish and failing to get an attractive offer from Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) for a slice of the Bonifacio Global City, Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. (FBDC) has managed to keep its head above water only by an active retail leasing market.
FBDC senior vice president for commercial operations Vicente Tinsay III said the lingering weakness of the property market is expected to depress their lot sales and leases by 25 percent to only P1.5 billion this year, from P2 billion last year and P2.5 billion in 2000.
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[Title] => BLC rejects ALI bid for Global City land
[Summary] => The Metro Pacific-led Bonifacio Land Corp. (BLC) has turned down the offer of Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) to acquire its 55-percent interest in an 18.9-hectare lot at the Bonifacio Global City.
"After careful consideration, the board of directors of BLC has decided not to accept the offer submitted by ALI," MPC president and CEO Ricardo Pascua said.
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[Summary] => Property conglomerate Metro Pacific Corp.’s net losses widened by 80 percent in the first half of 2001 as a result of higher financing charges, foreign exchange losses and booked losses of its affiliates.
In an unaudited report submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), MPC said consolidated net losses during the period amounted to P1.088 billion, much higher that the P603-million loss a year ago.
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[Summary] => Even without setting a minimum bid price, Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) is confident it can generate enough cash from the sale of the right to develop an 18.9-hectare portion of the Bonifacio Global City, to service a substantial portion of its maturing debts within the next 12 months.
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[Title] => MPC to sell part of Global City
[Summary] => Even without setting a minimum bid price, Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) is confident it can generate enough cash from the sale of the right to develop an 18.9-hectare portion of the Bonifacio Global City, to service a substantial portion of its maturing debts within the next 12 months.
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[Title] => Metro Pacific to focus on vertical development of Ft Boni lot
[Summary] => Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) and its partners in the consortium developing the Bonifacio Global City will sell the rights in the development of a 19-hectare portion of the property to other interested developers.
MPC president and CEO Ricardo Pascua said the plan will allow the consortium to concentrate on the vertical development of the Big Delta area and strengthen its balance sheet to augment early sustained cash flows and long-term recurring income.
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[Title] => Metro Pacific to focus on vertical development of Ft Boni lot
[Summary] => Metro Pacific Corp. (MPC) and its partners in the consortium developing the Bonifacio Global City will sell the rights in the development of a 19-hectare portion of the property to other interested developers.
MPC president and CEO Ricardo Pascua said the plan will allow the consortium to concentrate on the vertical development of the Big Delta area and strengthen its balance sheet to augment early sustained cash flows and long-term recurring income.
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August 16, 2001 - 12:00am
